Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1799Simmons informs Woodward to expect payment from Samuel Lewis.
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John Woodward Esqr
A.W.D. New London
Accountants Office
June 7th 1799
Sir
The Secretary of War has this moment in favor Samuel Lewis Clark in the War Office for three thousand Dollars which he is directed to Transmit to you on account of the Fortifications erecting at New London Stated and for which you are charged also accounted on the Books of this Office. On receipt thereof you will please to forward to him the necessary receipts —
James R W.Simmons
Acctr
John Kelly Esqr
Paymt Baltemore
June 6th 1799
Sir
I received your letter some the 6th Instt enclosing the receipt of Mr Dornan for Sixty four Dollars & the form which the vouping entries will be made on the Books of this Office —
James R
W.Simmons
Acctr
Nicholas Fish Esqr
New York
June 7th 1799
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit to you the sum of eight hundred Seventy four Dollars & 96cts which you will please to pay to George Stevens Esqr Agent for the War Department at New York, taking the necessary receipts for the same being to reimburse him for sums bona advanced for pay & forage of a Detachment Mayt of the Wallaced at West bay under the command
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons informs Woodward to expect payment from Samuel Lewis.
Date
06/07/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1799060721555
Page start
45
Notable persons
John Woodward
William Simmons
Samuel Lewis
clerk
Notable locations
New London
Accountant's Office
Connecticut
Notable items
fortifications
pay

